venom99

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I just thought I would share some before and after pictures of my car re-wiring project. I originally tried to rewire the car myself with an 18 circuit Painless wiring kit, but after several months of wiring it I decided it was time to enlist some help. I was going to try and have Brian Black ( SMKN TA 95) clean up the existing wiring in the car, but once he pulled the dash and gauges out it was apparent that all the wiring needed to be removed.

So instead we decided to start over with everything. Brian decided to build a custom control panel to mount everything on the passenger side of the car on the AC delete panel, along with making an in dash switch panel for a few of the accessories. Since this was and still is a street car, I had him do both dims, brights, all marker lights, radio with all new stereo system wiring, turn signals, horn, wipers, fan, water, stock IGN switch, cigarette lighter, fuel pump, all gauges, new battery cables, and install a stand alone LS engine harness from SSP. Alot of other little details were taken care of Brian, but the wiring was the biggest.

Thanks to Brian for taking the time to go through the car and wire it correctly!

Now enjoy some before and after pictures of my car...

venom99

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Now here are the in progress and finished pictures!

DopeFedZ

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Looks really nice. I bet it isn't cheap but I bet it is worth every penny.

venom99

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yeah was definitly worth it every penny car is like night and day

SMKN TA 95

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Thanks for the opportunity Dustin!

I'm glad you like the final product

kylemm1002

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So clean!

slowblackbird

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I love the mil spec connectors

fex77k

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I used a ton of them when I worked on avionics for the Marines. Easy to repin if you have the right tools.

WheelsUp84z

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I just wish they would get us some damn metal pin pullers, we use a lot of the green/white plastic ones since we use mostly 22-24 ga wire (v22 avi), and those things break all the time. But you're right, the mil spec stuff is awesome I actually have built quite a few things with "left over" stuff from work.

noice

Plastic puller don't work more than a few times before the break. The metal ones can damage the insulator/retention part of the pin.

Freeman83

looks fantastic!

BLK95-Z

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Wow that looks great. Thanks for sharing

fenton06

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Brian does some sweet work!

tektrans

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Pretty damn nice.

i6overboard

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nice, I see some Deutsch connectors in there as well, thats all we use on the racecar. Damn crimpers are expensive, but well worth it.

venom99

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yeah brian does awsome work

02Z28

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How much does a setup like that cost?

slowblackbird

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if the crimpers were not so much i would have them on my car, just cant see giving that much for them for one use

venom99

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for a price it depends on what you want on the board so just get a hold of brian on here

studderin

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that looks reallly good!